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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

5

Tell Gal Scouts About Camp Life

At a dinner for Elizabeth Cone and Gwen Beiley members of Skoonstap and Sikakawea Senior troop planned joint monthly meetings with each troop hosting separately. Sakakawea Senior held its first meeting October 2 under the new plan with 28 present led by Miss Helen Buchanan.

Elizabeth Cone Gwen Beiley Skoonstap Sikakawea Sakakawea Helen Buchanan Mary Jane Schot Marjoriz Thompson Minnehaha

Scouts Pass Merit Badges at Troop 1 Meeting

At a special Troop 1 meeting on Tuesday night most Scouts showed progress in tests and merit badges. Edmund Walsh Harold Hines and Robert Fahrendorf earned first aid to animals badges, John Phelps passed poultry keeping, Ray Welsh and Walter Hines completed all tenderfoot tests. Vincent Mullaney finished all second class tests except outdoor tests, Marvin Fuller all second class save signaling which he will pass Thursday.

Edmund Walsh Harold Hines Robert Fahrendorf John Phelps Ray Welsh Walter Hines Vincent Mullaney Marvin Fuller Mos

Luverne Meyer Wins Prize In Huron Color Contest

Luverne Meyer of Huron won the sweepstakes prize for coloring the Out Our Way strip with neat work and well chosen colors. He will receive a free theatre ticket from the Huron theatre box office. Other winners include Mervin Pearson Donald Clarence Riley Priscilla Ann Korte and Eunice Pronk.

Luverne Meyers Huron Huron Theatre Huronite Mervin Pearson Junior Mentte Donald ‘Firm Clarence Riley Priscilla Ann Korte Route No. 1 Eunice Pronk Sur

Stony Point YCL Elects New Officers

The Ars Young Citizens League of Stony Point school elected Donna McMasters president Elaine Baker vice president Derrel Anderson secretary and Lucille Wienk treasurer. They will assume duties at the next meeting.

Stony Pot Ycl Ars Young Citizens League Stony Point Donna McMasters Elaine Baker Derrel Anderson Lucille Wienk Frances Willard

Rural school pupils tour Huron industries visit

Fifteen pupils with four parents from Burdette school led by Miss Merrill Perkins visited Huron business houses this fall. The party traveled in two cars, left Burdette at 6 oclock and arrived about two hours later. They toured several business institutions and had lunch in the Chamber of Commerce room.

Huron Burdette Mer

Four From Huron Enter Contests At Waterloo

The 4-H demonstration teams from Beadle County, Huron. Ruth Fuller led by Miss Ruth Fuller, left for Waterloo Iowa to compete at the National Daily Show. Demonstrations on Ice Cream Year Round Desert were presented while South Dakota boys, Herman Segenthaler and Glenwood Johnson, from Beadle, showcased Fly Control on the Dairy Farm. The event concludes with judging and awards tonight.

Beadle County Waterloo Huron Lorsraine Burnside Beryl Becker Butter, Milk and Cheese Club of Ruth Fuller Sara L. Dewing Beulah Rodgers Brookings Iowa Beadle South Dakota Herman Seigenthaler Glenwood Johnson Clyde Dream Crusaders Thad Oviatt H. M. Totes Cassalso Mildred Lyman Elgin Sylvia Newell Fr. Yates N. D

Third Course Is Given To Scouters In Woonsocket Meeting

The third Boy Scout leaders training session in Woonsocket opened with the Scout oath led by Patrol Leader Godfrey of Wessington Springs. J. S. Bauer of Huron demonstrated Morse signaling, then John L. Smith showed Semaphore signaling. Next meeting October 5 will focus on first aid under Dr. Lawrence Betts of Huron. all leaders and committeemen should attend.

Woonsocket Godfrey Wessington Springs J. S. Bauer Huron John L. Smith Laurence Betts

Busy Beadles Reorganize After Year’s Work Complete

NRA Busy Beadles 4-3 club held a meeting at leader Miss Wendy Clemens home to reorganize. Members filled registration cards and updated record books. They discussed fundraising for Junior Short Course in Brookings. Prizes were reported from Junior Fair and State Fair including Lois Krause first on jelly and second on cookies Esther Pamenheim first on sugar cookies and second on a crated cake Marjorie Kenner sixth on cookies Esther Pussenheim sixth on cookies and eighth on a cake. Next meeting at Ella Mae Disney home.

NRA Wendy Clemmens Brookings Lois Krause Esther Pamenheim Marjorie Kenner Esther Pussenheim Ella Mae Disney

Lane 4-H Club Officers Named by Sunshine Makers 44H

Lane Consolidated school house hosts Lane 4-H Club officers for the year Pauline Houlihan is president Bun Miller vice president Doris Schwa Bauer secretary and reporter Wilma Miller treasurer leader Mrs Syring has four years of 4-H experience The reporter Doris Schwa Bauer notes anticipation of a successful year and hopes for new members at the October 12 meeting.

Lane Sunshine Merry Makers Pauline Houlihan Bun‘ine Miller Doris Schwabower Wilma Miller Syring

Improvements At Sheffield School Housing Renovation

LeRoy Pier notes Sheffield school is being upgraded with re siding the schoolhouse and painting all buildings. Men remove the kellstone, causing little noise and no disturbance to pupils as work proceeds.

Sheffield School LeRoy Pier

Three New Books For Sheffield School Classes

H L Harley county superintendent announces three new classroom books for Sheffield Field School. LeRoy Pier notes the title Our World Today will serve upper grades while Home Folks goes to the intermediate group and Fun With Numbers is assigned to the primary department.

Sheffield H. L. Harley County Auperntendent LeRoy Pier LeRoy

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand VEAL RECIPES

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand provides veal recipes for veal steak veal birds and roast veal with dressing white sauce and canning instructions. ingredients include veal cuts salt flour onions fat bread dressing ham bacon and milk. instructions cover browning baking rolling frying and pressure canning in a steam cooker.

Labor Truce Hopes and Historical Labor Board Ideas

An examination of past and current efforts to halt strikes in vital industries. It notes 1919 Wilson proposals, 1928 Hoover attempts, and Roosevelt’s limited gains, contrasting hopes for a broader truce with persistent labor disputes affecting steel autos seamen rubber and garment trades.

NRA Woodrow Wilson White House Wilson Roosevelt Hoover A. F

News Behind The News on Interstate Bond Disbarment

The piece analyzes a U S securities action against B M T bonds and nine other barred securities. It notes stockholders suffer most as official markets vanish for disbarred issues while some securities remain unlisted or curb traded and cites venue listings in New York New Orleans Cleveland and other places. It also cites Roosevelt's labor truce proposal amid widespread negotiations risking strikes.

Wall Commission New York Produce Exchange New Orleans Exchange Cleveland

Moffett Finds Space for Erosionists in Oil Building

Mr. Moffett relocated the erosionists from the soil era to space in the Standard Oil building here. He privately promised to cover rent if needed, stating the annual cost would be $2500. Comptroller McCaol may approve the arrangement.

Interior Department Mr. Moffett Siow Standard Oil McCaol

S D U Scholastic Averages Rise At South Dakota

Vermillion October 4 The University of South Dakota registrar H W Frankenfield reports the student body scholastic average has risen over the past four years indicating more serious student effort during economic stress. The 1990 31 average was 16.42 1921 22 was 79 48 1992 33 was 0 35 and last year 80 63 Kappa Alpha Theta tops campus scholastically with 85 21 earning its ninth single scholarship cap in twelve years, Kappa Alpha Theta group of 41 members. Kappa Sigma 82 88 among fraternities. Delta Sigma Pi commerce fraternity 81 5 highest among professional groups.

University’ of South Dakota H. W. Franken~ield Kappa Alpha Theta Social Sorority Secel Kappa Alpha Thetaix & Group Kappa Sigma Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi Commerce Fraternity

Sociology club formed at University of South Dakota

Robert Bryan of Huron was elected vice president Elizabeth King Tracy Mitchell has been named president and Dorothy Early of Sioux Falls is secretary treasurer The group aims to host prominent speakers for sociology majors led by Lee Emerson Deets assistant professor The Fort nightly Study club held its first meeting with Miss Isadore Ry mer assisting and plans for study lines to be set at the next meeting

Robert Bryan Vermillion Elizabeth King Tracy Mitchell University of South, Dakota Huron Dorothy Early Sioux Falls Lee Emerson Deets Miller Isadore Rymer

End Freshman Week at Wolsey Presentation

Freshman week ended with yearlings presented in the assembly. Sophomores dictated dress and carried items, issuing requests to obey. Stunts by freshmen provided afternoon amusement.

Wolsey

Relief Bulletin Publishes South Dakota Relief News

The first issue of the South Dakota Relief Bulletin appeared this week. Edited by H. G. Burrill, it will be issued weekly to distribute facts, figures, plans and achievements of the relief administration and its county and county subdivisions, with stories available to newspapers without credit.

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Fossil Imprints Found In Oceanic South Dakota Stones

Monday morning Marshall Kouft brought stones to school describing rock and shell deposits from ancient coastal waters. LeRoy Pier notes imprints of fish, sea greens and fossilized shells remain on the rocks, revealing past shoreline evidence.

Marshall Kouft LeRoy Pier South Dakota

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